Free Diwali Drawing Sheet | Year 2 Core | BookFlik

Celebrate the Festival of Lights with our engaging Re diwali drawing sheet year 2 core resource. Designed specifically for Year 2 pupils, this printable activity helps children explore the significance of Diwali through creativity and reflection. As pupils colour and design their own traditional diya lamps and rangoli patterns, they learn about the importance of light, hope, and community, which are key themes in religious education.
Our Re diwali drawing sheet year 2 core is perfect for classroom settings or home learning. Teachers can use this resource to introduce the story of Rama and Sita, explaining why families light lamps to welcome prosperity and goodness. The sheet encourages fine motor skills development while allowing children to express their understanding of festivals celebrated by people around the world. By focusing on the visual traditions of Diwali, students gain a deeper appreciation for diverse cultural practices.
Aligned with the UK National Curriculum for Religious Education, this resource supports the requirement for children to learn about festivals and celebrations. It encourages pupils to think about how people show their beliefs through art, light, and colour. Whether you are teaching a dedicated RE lesson or looking for a mindful afternoon activity, this Re diwali drawing sheet year 2 core provides a structured yet creative way to meet your learning objectives.
The resource is differentiated at the core level, ensuring it is perfectly suited for children working at the expected standard for Year 2. It balances simple instructional tasks with opportunities for independent artistic expression.
1. What is the name of the special lamp used during Diwali?
2. Why do people light lamps during this festival?
3. What shapes can you see in a rangoli pattern?
4. How does light represent hope in this story?
5. If you were decorating your home for Diwali, what colours would you choose and why?
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